Michael Zenk, a 36-year veteran Criminal Justice professional, was recently sworn in as new Warden of the New Hampshire State Prison for Men in Concord. His appointment was confirmed in January by the Governor and Executive Council, and the swearing-in ceremony took place Feb. 5.
A helicopter capture crew has completed the work of collaring additional moose for the third year of a study being undertaken by the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department in partnership with the University of New Hampshire.
In light of the state’s current drug epidemic, now is not the time to legalize marijuana, opponents said.
Attorney General Joseph A. Foster today announced a settlement with Dallas based MoneyGram Payment Systems, Inc. resolving a multi-state investigation, which focused on complaints of consumers who used MoneyGram’s wire transfer service to send money to third-parties involved in schemes to defraud consumers.
Immigration proceedings have been commenced to remove Cruz E. Galvan, an undocumented immigrant, from the U.S. after he serves his sentence.
After two towing emergencies so far this year, the city has towed twice as many cars, on average, as last winter – 185 per event this year, compared to 97 per event for the 2014-2015 season.
Another minimum security inmate was reported missing from the Calumet Transitional Housing Unit in Manchester.
The hotline number, 603-230-2503, will be active on primary election day, Feb. 9.
New Hampshire Attorney General Joseph A. Foster warns New Hampshire residents that with federal income tax season upon us, IRS related scams are on the increase.
The right to vote was a hard-won endeavor for our foremothers. The duty to be informed on the issues is the greatest way to honor those who devoted themselves to women’s equality through having and exercising their voices in government matters at the local and national levels. See what’s on LWV-NH radar this week in Concord.